Australian policymakers reject New Zealand's ambitious electric vehicle proposal.
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【Summary】Australian policymakers have rejected New Zealand's plan to increase taxes on utes and SUVs to fund rebates for electric cars.
Australian policymakers have rejected a bold plan by the New Zealand government to increase the tax on utes and SUVs in order to fund rebates on electric cars. The plan, which has been in effect since July 2021, aimed to incentivize the adoption of electric vehicles and reduce carbon emissions.
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